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2. Linear Stress-Strain Relation
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Define stress in your own words.
Hint
Think about what happens when forces are applied to objects.
- 2.
What is strain?
Hint
Consider how an object stretches or compresses.
- 3.
What does the stiffness tensor relate?
- Stress to strain
- Strain to mass
- Strain to temperature
Hint
Think about how materials respond to applied forces.
- 4.
True or False: Major symmetry reduces independent components of the stiffness tensor to 36.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the sequence of reductions discussed.
- 5.
For a material with a stiffness tensor exhibiting only minor symmetry, calculate the number of independent constants if given that it's a linear elastic material.
Hint
Revise the symmetries discussed for clarity.
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Explain how energy considerations lead to major symmetries in the stiffness tensor.
Hint
Consider the analogy with springs and energy storage.
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